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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-11-10
Castle Rnrk.

School opened "a monday, Oct 3lst
with Mertie 9. Pepper rs teacher.
Mr.. Geo Galloway has rented The
Sylvester mill lie took possession
Nov
Mrs A. w. Barber ana son Victor
made q trip to Montfort Monday after
noon, returning BY moonlight
Several families from hereabouts Ok
pect soon 10 start for tile great West.
Five loaded wagons passed through
our little village Friday morning, bound
for Moutfort
DR.. Van Dusen, Of Montfort, passed
through here on Tuesday morning
One IF the finest views Of the sur
rounding country Is from Cedar Rocks
northwest Of the town.
Who has ever climbed to the top Of
Castle Rock 90 November lst'
The mill being rented. Mr. Bonny
Sylvester will attend 70 farm and feed
ing stock during the winter.
Mr. Herbert johnson expects to at
tends chool in Evanston, III, this winter.
BRENDA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-11-10
Annual Meeting Of the Grant County
a

The regular meeting Of tho Grant
County Agricultural Society was held,
pursuant to call. on Saturday. Nov.
5, at the Court House. The old officers
were all reelected, as follows:
President, J j. Mckenzie, Of Laneas-
ter; giee-President, Ihos. Tormey, Of
Fennimore Ylce-President VIM. p.
Richardson. Lancaster Secretary, Il.
Meyer, j.. Lancaster; Treasurer, W. j.
Mccoy Lancaster; General superinten-
dent, Delos Abrams. Lancaster; Execu-
tive Committee, z. Mcnamara, Bloom.
ington, p Finnegan, Fennimore, W.
II Iager. lancaster, Il. 7. Dickinson,
Lima, d. D. UT, Rockville.
Upon motion the following committee
Of six was apsointed 10 revise tho con,
stllution: + NJ. Barber. Oscar Bidwel
Delos Abrams, J. N. Borah, w. P
Richardson, Il. Meyer, Jr
The meeting adjourned until the
second Tuesday ofJanuary At TO o'clock
a. ii.
Tie following is the report Of the
treasurer
ANNUAL REPORT or GRANT COUNTY AGRTcUL
TUIsAL SOCIETY
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-11-10

AT Chicago NOV. 8th TO 18th, 1887.
can be best visited via "The Burlington"
which viii sell round trip excursion
tickets from Potosi at the low rate Of
s7.51. From Cassville 1912. For
tickets and all information call on or
write to The Agent 9. B. & n r. r. az
Potosi or CassYille, Wis. Sow.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-11-10

The associated 7 oss has photographed
from Maine To Calto,,4a NO more
most misleading statements about onr
National President, which she denies
| in the following interview ia tic Bos-
Ton Advertiser Of Oct. IL, I'VE urge
onr local WORKERS to nentraljze tile
campaign virus By inserting what she
says in their local press II seems
craal that special effort should have
been made Ia scatter these falsehoods
Id South Carolina, to annoy Mrs Cha
pin, WHO IS working Up her state con
yention where Miss Willard IA soon 20
speak. Iii South Carolina the healisg
Of the article vas, practical Working
Of Women Rights Miss Willard and
her Brass Band we submit that our
workers should do their utmost % de-
feud our president from these constant
IL Recurring assaults. The Boston
Daily Advertiser gives this statement
of the affair:
"0n seeing The dispatch ii which tha
temperance peopla az Elmira, nj III,
are accused of diseourtesy toward sem
taor Hiso0ck 1t the county fair, hold i'll
that city oct. 5, Miss willard vino Is
nov III Boston, states % the Advertiser
that SHE went to THE fair grounds At The
hour appointed fer her address, having
10 knowledge tina. Any other person
was to speak aad III intimation that
She would Be met at tas gate by 4
brass band something that never be-
fore occurred ID her experience. On
arriving at die auditorium sho was
told that another speaker he'd the floor,
upon which She said, Then let IL 20
iii and liston to him; this She dill and
ean testify that - far As she knew.
40 one interrupted the Senator's adj
dress while she was there At is close
there were calls for Miss willard who
went forward with th9 ladies', met Sen
ator Hiseock Ga th3 platform, and ex-
changed FEW friendly and courteous
words with him, after which the Tenn
perance meeting was HE'LL under the
auspices II The Nv. q H. u Il II prob
able thai tile band may haYe disturbed
tbs meeting for minute 81 two, butt
for this Miss Willard was il no wise
responsible
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-11-10

The HERALD this week gives al
opinion II the Anarchists case. The
conclusions have been arrived at after
. careful and conscientious study u
the evidence, and represent the position
We would take. If acting in the capacity
Of juror, Or if placed IN the uaenyiable
position q Governor 0glesby. wa
have bat one misgiving in 50 deciding,
and that is the chance Of future com
mutation o. pardon Of the four Could
+. the sentence be certain ct fultllmentw
should have no hesitation If called upon
to decide.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-11-10

SHoT GUN TOURNAMENT -Platteyille
i to have grand shooting match
Thursday and Friday November 10tL
and 1lth. Beside several purses TO be
competed fer there is to be match f5r
the championship Of Grant, 10 D.uiess
and La Fayette Counties. Ever zone
who considers himself q crack shot has
now q chance to achieve greatness.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-11-10
w. G. 7. U.
For God and Home and Native Land.
LaIL-d y o.9amIlI1e q LaaI...

The next regular meeting viii be held
at the house 81 Mrs w. p. Stone. on
Friday Nov. Is. The president earnest
~ requests that All the members win
be present
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-11-10

The President and other officers Of
tho Union unite in cordially inviting
al the ledios who sighed The pledge the
night Miss Willard lectarai, 70 meet
with them 1T Mrs stones.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-11-10
CITY Conncii.

Atan adjourned meeting Of the city
council Tuesday evening, Nov s, a reso-
luton was passed to levy a tax of one
thousand dollars upon the city Of Lam
caster for the purpose Of making a pay
ment upon the bIcLyman's Judgment,
and also two hundred and fifty dollars
to pay interest on the same
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-11-10

/, e-d Of Managers Of the National
Temperance Society,
THEODORE L. CUYLER, Pres
New York, Sept. n, 1887, J. N. Stearns,
Cor. See.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-11-10

"1'he Burlington VIII sell tickets
from Potosl for California excursion
leaving Pacific junction Nov. 3, 10, H.
% aba Dec. /, 8, 10, p, and ~. Kan
sas City, Nov 2, d 1928, 30, anu Dee,
Z, 49, q, e. 70 san Francisco, Los
Angeles Or San Diego So the low rate
Of a78. From Gassville at 1880. Tiek-
us good to return within siX months
from date ot sale Tourists ean also
arrange Is 10 VIZ Ss Louis For tickets
and fun particulars call 81 or
write 70 the Agent c. B. & N. R.R. Po-
tosi or Cassville Wis 36w9
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-11-10

The Confederate speech of Gen
Jackson, portion Of which IS given
this week Is almost equaed by that Of
Col Charles Marshall at the dedication
Of the lee monument al Richmond
According to his view the rebellion
was really inaugerated BY Lincoln.
The general result of the secession
movement up to the "a Of March. 1861,
be asserts, twas 70 place the seeding
States ander the laws Of the Government
from which they bad seeded, the ONLY
change beng that those laws were Is
be administered BY Confederate instead
81 Fedeal officers That is 70 say. the
South was waiting for an amicablo ad-
iustment If the difficulty; but instead Of
undertaking 70 negotiate such 4 settle
ment, Lincoln cauedfo for 75. 600 men ITO
maintain the honor, the integrity, and
the existence Of the Union by force Of
arms Therefore, Col Marshall insists
Lincoln brought Oh the war, and the
South was compelled to adopt a course
which she hoped and tried to escape
The Confederate leaders and the
"lost cause are having qnito 4 boom
under the new regime.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-11-10

BUSINESS is BOOMING at John
Jeide's Tailor Shop. He has the larg-
est and finest stock of cloths for gents
suits to be found in Grant county. He
works 10 please his customers, and his
ehafges are moderate. Don't send OF
fol suits when You uget better ones az
home for the same money S6w3
NEW PANTS PATTERNS, handsome
and ths very latest, At John Jeide's
Tailor Shop Call and see them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-11-10
HILL-sIDE HOWE SoHooL.-It win Be

HILLSIDE HOME SCHOOL. 1t will be
Of interest to many Ct our readers,
especially to our towns people, to
I whom their names will suggest pleas
ant memories, to learn something Of tho
work Just undertaken BY the Misses
Ellen and Jennie Jones, who were for
several years successful teachers in our
High School. Since leaving here Miss
Ellen Jones has for many years been
at the head Of the department Of Geog-
raphy and History IN the River Falls
State Normal School, and Miss Jennie,
q graduate 81 the st. LOUIS Kindergar-
ten Training School, has been engaged
as director III Kindergarten training
schools and adapting Kindergarten
methods 10 public school work, in con-
neetion with the oily Normal school at
81, Patl. They have given up these
positions III order Is establish i Home
School ia Helena Valley, a beautiful
spot forty miles west Of Madison Here
ca farm Of 4 hundred acres, with its
garden. farm-yafd and work shop, in
September they opened school for
boys and girls. They have built
charming house, with all tho modern
~ s, .,,, 1T = III 1e''5 ns.a'
. s,,'1 ''5 '..' e...''o I9eA'5 10y
pl',.s -. - 8 ~ '-4-io'n0o
Il i1.o'.''.o = - 800 ii'o''ns
800 mi 49, 49, s'sie" :, oi"l-
1e.e' 3"eh : 10.ii9 so.oot W. oo'h-
.l's'l'' I'll = ~ " peSo ~ '"e
~ = " ~ 'n'i's Nv sAote "te
'''.-''1 ~ $50 80 ',''Al''a II -
! THoRouGnHREps For SALE, al
I vii BIZ seen by III advertisement else
where ID this paper. Mr. James Miner
will son II auction. Friday, November
25tA ]. Hao lot of thoroughbred aud
high grade cattle. he VIII also dispose
If hts farm implements and farm pro-
4 duca Tha sale win take place on Its
farm NJ Little Grant, five miles east Of
BLOOMINGTON. ana anyone Mic desires To
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-11-10

GOO PAIR Reynolds Ladies' fine
shoes, ID all the latest styles just re-
ceiTei at 1. WEBBER's. 37w2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-11-10

IN your days Of biIliousness. when
your liver is torpid and your skin yell
low. remember you nave q neyerfailing
friend in DR.. Jones' Red Clover Tonic,
which IN unequaled in purity and Ell
ficaciousness. In cases Of dyspepsia,
eostiyeness, ague, malaria and diseases,
Of The blood and kidneys, It's action is
prompt aud cure speedy Price SO
cents, Stone Il Hassell
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-11-10

John Jambor, the Racine dynamiter.
has been convicted Of attempting the
death Of II. N. Secor. His sentence
is ten years At hard labor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-11-10
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1887.
-s ygEfsFSg
80 - -. -. -
eHicAG0 4 NORTHWESTERN n. h. TINE TABL

Mil and Chicago Passenger, No. -. $40 4 y.
Freight No. 1u ssu A. II
Galena Passenger, No. 49, ............ 1919 r ~
ARRIVE.
4alcna Passenger. No. II ~. ~ 5J =. Y
Madison Frefnht. No f5........... 3:55 p. ",
Nil. and Chicago Passenger, 40 IT,, ftlo 4 -
Trains Oh Narrow Gauge make close conne3fc-
slens yitb trains on Milwaukee q ~. Paul H. X.
IT. H. DECKER, Agent
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-11-10

David Porter and family have moved
to Milwaukee Mr. Porter has worked
il the cooper shop here for some years.
He goes there to follow the same trade
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-11-10

JOHN BALDWIN Il getting ready
for the Hohaay rade. Elegant goods
fitted for Holiday presents, are arriving
every day. 37tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-11-10

/ DlEp-in Ieanimofe. }fis. NOV 1st. after an
H tae tStb YEAR II i 6er a 't6. o'
! Elizabeth MeDermott was born III
Drumadrary, Ireland Her maiden
name was Elizabeth Fletcher. AZ the
age Of eighteen She with one sister en-
/ igraied To Am flea
She was a Protestant Episcopal from
childhood ana loved her church and her
God.
she was married 70 John MeDermott,
late Captain of Company q, goth Wis
consin. Capt. McDermott' / record and
character a. noble hearted man ana L
true soldier, need no commentator 10
those who knew him.
fhe widow, lsft 70 struggle with debt
and TIM adversiiies q HE, showed her
noble courage and endurance u caring
for the Six children dependent upon her.
Now That She has been taken away from
them il ~ short . time, her anguish
stricken children mourn her departure
and bless her memory.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-11-10
Grand Campfire.

The Cassvillc G. a. r. Post
will give a grand entertainment at
Concert Hall, Thursday evening,
Nov. ~.
i q The entertainment will con
- sist Of brass music, supper,
4 + speaking, vocal music and
such amusements as pat
irons may choose to partake
Hof Everybody invited
lJ Ouadrille music furnished
by Ishmael & Garner.
Tickets for supper IS cts.
each. Fer dance, 50 cts.
By order Of Com.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-11-10

JOHN JEIDE has one Of lha best
preparations in Tic market for cleaning
clothes. Il etlectually removes paint,
tar, oil, etc. Try il. 3Dw3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-11-10

THANKSGIVING BALL-Tho Lancas-
ter Dance Ciab wilt give Thanksgiv-
ing bali % the evening Of Nov. Il.
Tho music win be furnished BIZ the Ii
WINS celebrated orchestra, which IS bet
ter exon lhan last season. 70 AT who
are ii The habit q tIeyoting that even
ing 10 this Kind 81 pleasure We would
say, don't make arrangements TO go
anywhere else. for this will be the ball.
CuARADE PARTY The Young Peo-
pies Guild g Emmanuel Church viii
give a Charade Party 1T the Rectory On
Friday evening Of this week. Pro-
grams will be given oat At the door.
Ten cents adaittaace. 4 good time
and more than ten cents worth Of fun
/ IS confidently promised.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-11-10

BUY THE BOSTON Boot and shoe
Co.'S rubber boots, shoes and over
shoes They are the best wearing
goods made. For sale at i. WEE
BER's. 37w2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-11-10

A NEW TELEGRAPH LINE. There is
q be REV telegraph line II town.
VIII AlIizar Robt. Draper, Charley
Thompson aud some more Of our boys
have sent on for telegraph instruments
an8 viii erect i line letyeen their re-
spective houses. IP u for amusement
and profit Tho boys will use it to
wake each other up IN the morning.
That's where the profit comes in.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-11-10

GOOD dry oak wood at $3.50 cord,
for sale hy J. u. BARNErr a SOY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-11-10

DIED On Sunday morning, Nov. g,
o telegram came to MI. and Mrs G. D.
streetor from their son Harry Of Oma-
ha. Neb., announcing Inc sudden death
Of their little grandson, Girdoa, eldest
son Of AIr. and Mrs. G. II Wilcox,
formerly Of Warren. H. FIe was taken
Suddenly with Group, but died Of diph-
theria. His ace was three years His
little aunts Nora and Bertha Strecter,
sent handsome floral design a. an ex-
precision Fl sympathy for their afflicted
sister
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-08
sxmIsrrEs ) rna waese rL.eE.

Alvin Joalin's famous ninety thousand
dollar diamonds. uhieh bave bees en-
hibited in almost evsTy city and scvo
ia sue Unifsd States, wers recently
esia.s By = dspnig s6eFif 81 Bette,
Moptans, for bnn payment Of taxes.
JosIin had exhibited the eeeas In store
wlpaow. as u his onaom, and had a.
taehsd to then 8 piaoard notifying toe
puhlio Of d IL suoruoos value. Toe
aoiof was ignorant Of Montana laS,
howeser. ana from BITE ignorasoe aross
al bis sgoubis. A esstuts in that Ter.
rlsory provides thas property 10 transit
through TIE Territory shell. under GER
talu condsiona. be sahjies 10 taxstion.
a Butts depnsy sheriff, Who sag the
diamonds. uslndsd that thsy afforded
"a sIseileht opportunity to pus tbts iaw
snts prsctioa. We lesEped that The got
ual vsiaa o. the cess vas 81, 800 and
after soms daarlnR eoucinde5 that The
tax "a them vould asnouns 10 te9o. He
made a demard fer this som, Which vas
pssswpsoFily FsfossA, and the nsts. die
mood u the lot vas ~ ones ssizsd b.
che shrsWd and iBdassrioas ofaSial
wbsshsF Joslla eoueiaied 70 par ihs
ear demanded OF 10 forfeit his hand.
some isvsl Il nos STATED, bns u h safe
70 az ghat The nsxt actor who vista
Bate ulli MOI display bis wealth % Law.
ishly. A. foe The energetic deputy shsT.
! a. Be should b placed 81 The railroad
station sish poser 70 levy 90 eli pFopsT-
~ that pesssa through Butte. from the
locomcsivsa 10 ths ssosk OF the peanut
boz uho sells bis wars among shs pss-
senRsTa In this manner ell the II
psn-eu Of toe coanty could b. paid. The
people Of Bate Sonld eeioJ psrfeoa i'm
manity from taxation. and the sigllAns
dpafy sheriff o1uli be assured Of . life
lease Ga bic oiliae.
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A sEfeap rEsM 20 RaaE

The ps0pls Of Mckee hsys forualiy
adoytsa an amendmens 70 their eousii-
sutlon making the Pesssdeus Of its
Espsblls eligible for FseIssticu. Tbs
change 10 maAs for the especial bsesns
Of Pfssidsnt DisE vboss tern expires
IN fe~ rnoDths and Who d sxsssdinRiy
spxlous 70 seeeFs another Ieass o.
po4sF. Diss originally pFofessed the
nsmost ursoresFB 10 regard 70 bis early
FsssFemsns from fAlee, but tue people
became alarmed ~ tbs psospses ct Q
change and insisted upsn his retaining
be position. Ihs constitutional pro
vislau forhiddina TOO suseesaivs tsEns
10 efass, bovsvsF, stood IN she gay, and
Il uAs for time doubsfal WHISTLER The
constitution could be amended 10 time
70 avail Dies ADD biz friends. Tue
amnandment waa FsiiToaded tbfoaeh -
unprecedented speed. hoEessF, sod nov
Diss ssn havs bic second term without
opposition and the nsFvous 1exioaas
Who feaFed itas his retirement from
emss would rain this eoaniry may rest
IL peace.
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sua sameAS sTTuAGu-

ne seiiea Of zee otsmAn severn.
meat 10 dethronine TIE hine Of samea
aad cArFyine BIN Awsy fseo bic a.
mtnlcna - rstsonsf meet - shsFAe-
aessasd ~ a erosa oatssgs Aeainss vetch
tAs Uniiea slafss and Great Britain
sAeala rsosees 10 % WsssaFed teFma
TheFs rs q tins vaen BE Gated States
eaala hsve haa tee szmsah fsissss
a. lbs SsAing. ess ths oppcstasigy ten
a ,rea ass usi lnktn sdvsnsSse =, a.
n sAsusa have hsea. tie SeWoan sOs-
eraasrt usa sstAhi SGD shdes Assert
rse auarissA ne9Sves. a. AnsEiean
uassl ssssp uas ssFseally ssut 70 sMs-
,ls.nate % he essenssias siisadiue re
sorrsasisn a. kanR Maiseses. sna ear
- aiuaye snaamea
oo.,l rsosssiosass eva sAs iitA isiaaa
klnatcm.
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- OSaa1y O0@9t6sioeezs rskaas % ? ,
q eegtmin bill presented D. EspfaseB -
uvzs % - L1efsP HNl1sf ho1iety loR
ne snppost u dsstilufe okpean en1-
dren, sns Commi1sloness elxlmfnG thai
ihess US 10 lA9 n-fh1siEiDg fnew -
order s1ch 90 seeounf - be pa1d, egsn
lhoaah pFsstoea nimiias bills I'D hseu
of1eerd paid wlfb0us Of ettan- Nhzis
thsEe b ~ e21Ft bsin9 ms1s - sseass
addftionsl Legislative ssDpeill1a re
Osanly OpmmissioneFa 20 pay anaA
nills. leafsinfina Viii moss prohahly -
sa1Rht for witch vii easnbilsn : fu1a
for th<iF p4smenf. ard also ds1mina ne
iimias q he counsi's responsibility fer
snoh o5fRssiooa. Toe is9 relative %
ne maiaisBAnos Of the destitute oy thE
osasty % tnat sny per psfsea hasina
20 Tsis11gee. o. w6ose feisBtyea h1Vo uoe
ghe meaus - REFUSE - msinfAin a1sh
pooF peEson. ~shsn tna said paupsE
snnlI FeosIvs Such relief - toe osss mal
nqziss Oaf % me O0anty 1Fsasnfy.'
AGosbeR session Of ths ooda vests Ia sne
Board q coaniy OomDissioaefs entire
snd exclusive sapeEintendsBos Of tbs
pocE IN their respective oonntioa, PRO
sidsd thas fhie Asball sos b % con
stFued as to inoiuds any incorporated
city o. town having ~ lie enaEter"
.ueh powoea.
A. tbs IlnItstion would Apparently
includs TIE city Of seattle, and Is 70
may have ben that soma Of those WHO
aid from the Ladiss' Relisf
Socisty we're from within the limits Of
the city, the Ocunty Commissioners
held she eoanty was NOS liabls for The
bill rendered By she society, slthoaRh
~ inquiry SIS inaistufed 70 d tsFmine
Rhat pfopofti0n Of this bill might have.
1ndeF the provisions II the code, been
payable by tne county. The charter Of
sho City Of Seattle. section 49, a4ys:
The Ciiy Of seastie has power 10
provide for the support OF pan
psra" This section is not mandatory;
It simply empowers tbo city OF Seattle 20
10 certain things provided the city
shaoses 20 do 20.
A Recommendation viii be sent 70
Governor semple Suggesting thst go
tion Is Of the charter Of toe City OF
) attie BE- amen1ed % that u will b
o0wpnisoFy on The city Of Seattle -
provide and cara for this poor within
its Iimita. and, elsa. thai legislation Be
tna3tsd setting ap ri esTtain proper
iioa OF the mones arising from does in u.
quoE cases. As q fusd for tie support OF
tht posF within ita li@ita. Itis exps eied
th4i sneh ieGisi ation would prevent ans
dispute IN the "a rure 90 10 tbs payment
Of aosounts such a. that presented b
the Ladiss' Relief Society.
Il may also be recommended 20 the
q vernon that the LEGISLATORS designate
= day 20 b. kaoWn ~ IA aboF D4v,n -
has alrsady bsen done In number Of
the States.
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TEk nab - TuE BALTIMORE =
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II 10 - last dsnnlleiy Snnouoosd that
shs Western ualon Telegraph oampsny
hss secured The wires and frarchisss Of
The Baltimore & o 3io Telegraph CON
pany ana thAa che longest and most VIC.
osooa oppositisn With which the great
telegraph monopoly has had 10 contend
for nany years 10 Al ~ end. The Baltl-
mote a oaio tsleasaph system has lona
been thorn In she side Of Ice lArnes
rival. AID Wall Street Vgn doubtless
breathe more freely now has II IL thing
Of The pat. Tue oEp sstion % this
oompAny vas especially formidable In
the eyes % tue Western Unien because
II Was baSksd financially by one Of tie
wealshlsst and uassi psuspsFess railroad
eemfanies 10 ths uaissd States. beeAuss
Il vas managed By . man vhe bad the
reputation II making a saeoeas Of every.
taine thai be undertook and because
thess YES appAFently no pessihae cay 10
elshes stears eoatFol Of The company or
ffeHs u cot. 50 lonR a. toha " Gar.
resi uas alive. the Western Ualon hsA
Rooa caass fof ~ fears. he uAssd q
Feleaslssa opposition and IN the ilmaed
asld which his company ecSagsed ecu
tesssd TIE ssO1nd ZACH BY ireh vith The
older eomPany. Al tae sAns time bis
eSupAny usanAeed to declare diviasads.
aud Is rally sesmsd tAss lhs lslSerAph
monopoly hAa ~ last bsen hraken.
0sssit's dsAth, hoSsvss. rvsal,ed dis
assFoasly ~ The telegraph es@pAay o.
cell - 10 ali Ais essss psopsssisA TIE
mlsmsnaesaeHt Of RaosFt GaFrsas saon
hsaaRat ths vigeroas vosne esmrany 10
Ne feet q i,s eteai rival Tee disAp
peaFanos Of ths B4ltimorS q oaio Tels-
RVApe 0empAnS u he result sd ne
Wsssssn ualoa b casa more SapEe@s
ever q great rastiOn - the eaantFy,